[Story 127] Picking MABOLO fruit before they fall on the ground | Making fruit shake and more!

I picked velvet apple before they fell on the ground. There are so much childhood memories with the velvet apple. We call this fruit 'mabolo' in our local language. I made fruit shake and jam and my family enjoyed it.
#asmr #mabolo #buhayprobinsya #lifeinthephilippinecountryside #filipinofood #farmlife #philippines #filipino #ilocano #velvetapple
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[@gayyembenph]

So many memories with the velvet apple(mabolo). I remember when I was young, me and my friends rush to get some mabolo after class. Sadly, this fruit is now rare in my country. People value the wood more than the fruit. It's so sad to think that children today don't even know such fruit exists. When is the last time you ate some mabolo?

[@lee.serrano]

Sad reality because the ebony wood is prized timber for furniture making. I just feel bad madi nak nakaraman tatta ta dinadael met ni Egay dagituy adadtuy ayan mi. They are still common here though

[@Zerolimit725]

Sa Amin din sa Cagayan halos Wala na din Doon.

[@rhea3234]

💚💚💚 10:00-11:05, genuinely happy family. The family's unconditional love is hard to compete with.❤ Priceless!

[@alexahernandez1686]

Kunak nu santol saan.gayam 😂

[@yssa3027]

Agmula ka gayyem ben. Maski sa probinsya saan aq lumaki,wla n dn mabolo

[@rhea3234]

I love the video.I really do.Cinematography is perfection, especially at the beginning. I mean isn't that amazing? Much love,appreciation & support by not skipping the ads. Stay safe. Take care.❤ GODBLESS.🙏 = The fruit looks so good😋

[@ernestogutlay2740]

Daming bunga ang mabulo, masarap at matamis po yan sir

[@TheRockB.]

One thing I love about Gayyem Ben videos is that, it transports you to a different place every time. You can always feel the countryside vibe, the peace, happiness, contentment and all. It's just so inspiring and satisfying to watch. Some Filipino KZbinrs try to copy what he's doing but you can't feel anything about their videos. Thanks for sharing your life with us Gayyem Ben. You're the best. By the way, the smoothie, sweet potato fries and jam looks good. 😋😋

[@TheRockB.]

Oh and I must add, I'm not skipping ads. Simple way to support your genuine videos. ❤❤

[@juvy6061]

Couldn't agree more!

[@edmo43]

Salamat kaibigan sa bagong episode tungkol sa mabolo fruit. Esquicites daw, hindi ko alam dito. Napakaganda ng tanawin na mayroon ka. Ikaw ay nasa bahagi ng makalupang paraiso ng Pilipinas.👍🤟

[@bayetomas]

At the garden of Dr. Jose Rizal's house in Calamba City, 2 big old trees of Mabolo are still around. They bear fruits all year round. I love the smell of those.

[@jobelgarcela9944]

Kung buhay pa ang MABOLO trees ng Family ni late Dr. Jose Rizal at ibig sabihin ay CENTURIES Old MABOLO Trees na sila. MABOLO trees sa Pinas ay maaring existing na maski bago dumating mga Spanish people.

[@jonalynubungen7421]

The persimmon of the Philippines❤

[@ameliacruz7821]

I have forgotten about this fruit. Living in the city where theres an abundance of produce, i see less of native fruits in the market that i remember from my youth. Mabolo, makopa,kasuy,aratiles,duhat, tamarind, oblong shaped melon we used to add to halo halo, guava, sineguelas, star apple, yellow orange papaya and some i cant remember the names. Perhaps less fruit bearing trees being planted now. Thanks for such nostalgic content! Wish i could be there and smell the lovely scents of the place, the food and just live❤❤❤

[@okamsug]

I've never seen velvet apples before. It's good to know. They look like peaches.

[@arielvergeldedios7068]

It is a relative of persimmon. The wood is valuable as it is black and very hard similar to ebony.

[@lourdessadiua3522]

One of the best and very few foraging vlogs around. We all need to learn your skills even in this day and age. A very charming vlog on daily life in serene rural Philippines. Thank you!❤

[@cidau3623]

I remember my happy child hood days, happy with the simple kind of life. Time flies so fast, thank you.

[@evangelinererolle2945]

Good morning! Thanks for sharing your beautiful place❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@cheraldinetaguiam1236]

Thanks!

[@gayyembenph]

Thank you so much po! Wishing you happiness.

[@josephnavia4127]

I miss that fruit actually, Dito kc samen wla n Yung mga gnyan, I don't know why . Elementary grade p aq ,alam n alam ko flavor Nyan pti n Yung sweet scent Nyan pg hinog na. I wish I could set forth back in time to refresh those memories, I've really known before.. Thank you very much for this Gayyem, I feel relief and happy that you showcase again this native fruit of ours in the Philippines. It's been a long time didn't have to taste it again. But here you are savoring it again. Thank You!😊😄😄💚🌳🏞️🌳🌳🌳🍃🌿🌧️

[@clayton6499]

Well have to admit I didn’t know of this fruit’s existence and I’m a grandfather , never too old to learn of something new !

[@backtraxxremix8226]

As i remembered, we had so much Mabolo trees in our School, on some street and backyards of neighborhoods on the way to school But now they're all gone 😭

[@teresitadiaz93]

Wow sarap nang mabolo. So true this fruit is rare now in our country.

[@KontauriC07]

We had this in Cavite. We lived in a subdivision and across the river/dirty creek is a little farm with tall Mabolo trees. Farmers used to throw the fruits to us. We’d get lucky if someone catches it properly 😂 Before we moved out, the trees were gone because they’re severely damaged by the typhoon and floods. I think the farmers decided to cut all of the trees and converted them to houses😢 I miss being a child😢

[@fighterpilot1017]

The trees are called kamagong, their fruits are called mabolo.

[@benjaminbeber9894]

I'm from Negros Oriental, Dumaguete with a lot of family in Negros Occidental. Bacolod City. When I was young, I used to take the backroad going to school. I had to walk 3 kilometres barefoot as I grow old now it reminds me of the fruit that I love to eat before going home, there is plenty of mabolo trees next to the sugarcane field.I left my mother land more than 40 years ago. Watching your vlog, I felt like the memories got into my inner self. How I wish i was young again, I would love to climb the mabolo trees again and again. It's sweet and delicious it filled up my tummy.😢

[@barbarabutler4615]

Grabe,ganda ng lugar ninyo,ading ko, thanks marami akong natutunansa inyo, sarap tumira diyan sa inyo, more blessings, and more blessings too,to your family❤❤❤

[@solomonparanas6149]

Very refreshing mabolo shake with the combination of sweet potato fries around greenery field and natural fresh air in the country side. The rain downpour is so relaxing and its cool background music. Plus the happiness brings the family that eat together in a very simple way of life. Wow a such a great scene and experience... More power gayyem Ben.❤

[@maryrosedemarunsing2438]

Velvet apple gayam ti English na mabolo👍👍👍 happy bonding gayyem ben ingat

[@jerili_]

"People value its wood more than its fruits." This is sad. I've heard of mabolo but it's my first time seeing one. Thank you, Gayyem, again, for another beautiful content.

[@lindamattox309]

My mom’s favorite…smiles so good when it ripe

[@TheLooks00]

I haven't seen these fruits in years. I do remember how they taste and the texture.

[@rollingstone8077]

Me too 😊

[@everlyntolentino341]

Similar to apple,pero mushy yung laman nya at mabango at sweet😊

[@jobelgarcela9944]

Pawala na ang MABOLO trees sa Filipinas dahil sa demand ng ma presyo na Lumber nito. Isa itong MABOLO Trees ang nasa listahan na Endangered species. Sana mayroon pang makaisip na magtanim sa mga National Parks para Hindi tuluyang mawawala sa Filipinas.

[@azi9342]

no skipping ads done ❤

[@bonitaj2002]

Eto yung gusto ko na-eeducate ka n, pnpkita pa yung masaya at suportive na family, nangingiti ako s tuwing pinapanood ko videos mo.

[@norindareyes3251]

It is nice to make a product from mabolo fruit like the jam you made.

[@reny9405]

The lush green countryside and the verdant rice paddies are a mesmerizing beauty of Nature in the Philippines. Truly a tropical paradise.

[@athenajunemadarang478]

The last time I had mabolo was when I was in elementary. Wala na ako masyadong nakikitang ganyan ngayon. Kudos sir sa mga nostalgic videos mo 😊

[@curvyasianme]

Wow, I didn't know they still have mabolo. I remember this fruit as a kid. Thanks for taking me down the memory lane. I hope the new generation replant the tree so we can have more of them in the future

[@joeblow2069]

Contentment, security, & peace of mind!

[@dilmasantos4371]

Seus vídeos de chuva são lindos , traz uma paz , uma calmaria 🥰🇧🇷

[@lilianstrom2284]

You are very good cook. Your Mom and Dad are blessed to have a Son like you.

[@evelynnisperos1347]

Wow andami t ang lalaki ng bunga missing that fruits,ang sarap yan 😘

[@mariacristinaoclos9804]

Grabe ang ganda NG lugar tas ganyan ka sarap pagkaen... Gusto ko tumira sa ganyan

[@krihstelbautistaromeo6573]

Province life po marami po iyan. Masarap po, so sweet and mabango po siya😊

[@rheymentrep9224]

Tama ka, Gayyem Ben sa rareness ng Mabolo. Nuon nakakain Ako last time, nagtanim ako... May Isang buhay. Saan makabili ako ulit.

[@alexandrocelino5895]

Still recall the past when i and my brother pick some young fruit of mabolo, smash them and get the young seeds and eat it, similar taste of kaong flesh...the best memories of our childhood ❤️🙏🍀

[@KilabotKing-HorrorStories]

What a sweet family and authentic organic foods ❤ More power to you ading GB🙏 Shout out sa ating mahal na mga OFWs sa buong mundo mabuhay po kayo 💪🇵🇭❤️

[@jenniebautista1372]

Wow, I think the last time I ate mabolo was when I was still in highschool, 40+ years ago. I'm now near my senior year, But I still remember the taste. It's sad that it's no longer available here in NCR. Anyways, as always I enjoy watching your video. Stunning view. 🙂

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- Cool video thanks for sharing my friend. Love from The USA 🇺🇸 ❤️ 💕

[@eylvhirrah5361]

I remember I've tried this fruit when I was in primary. ❤❤❤❤❤ I know that it has a cottony like taste but sweet.... that was 25 years back😊😊😊

[@helentorres5222]

Was been 55 years that I missed this kind of fruit sinced I came to USA ,and still longing till this time . Wish to have it when I come to visit sometime next year , by God’s will . Thank you for showing everything in your video which I often watched always . Keep it up . God Bless you more .

[@ellenmarasigan7990]

ang sarap naman dyan sa lugar nyo. simpleng buhay at tahimik. pangarap ko magkaron ng bahay sa malawak na lupa sa provinsha.

[@zaizai.88]

I really love mabolo! It seems like it's no longer available in our city for a long time!

[@darrelbautista9038]

Thanks for sharing more success to your Channel GodBless

[@amritagita9540]

Thank you 🙏🏼 I didn’t even know this fruit existed. There is so much to learn. I wish that people could understand how important this is to save for the future generations to come. You always amaze me. So knowledgeable about all these edible fruits, vegetables, etc., you find in your area. And you prepare such delicious food. That shake, fried sweet potatoes 🍠, and bread with jam looks so appetizing. Delicious! Thank you so much. I always enjoy the gorgeous nature, those rice fields, mountains, rivers, clouds, and of course the tropical rain ! Sending love to you and your family. Take care ❤

[@nitibagirlfrnorthcotabato]

Same here po

[@loufrancoesteves8995]

Ang kahoy nyan ay kamagong.

[@rodenreyes6320]

Ang mabolo ang PERSIMMON ng Pilipinas. Noong bata pa kami, masarap akyatin ang mabolo dahil maraming sanga at dahon at matitibay dahil kamagong ito...matataas ang Puno sa Amin at deretso,parang pine tree ang height.

[@giniafami1089]

wow nman meron pa pala mabolo 😊yan ang mga prutas na bihira ng mkita

[@havimj]

This is one of my favourite fruit when I was young, so creamy and smell so good. This tree can grow in the mountains so it’s 💯 organic and tasty

[@JC7031]

Como sempre: vídeos maravilhosos e criativos. Obrigado Gayyem Ben pela escolha dos conteúdos os quais enviam para nós, amo seus vídeos ❤❤❤👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏝🏝🏝

[@rhianellevenice8621]

Very delicious fruit

[@claudineabejero8976]

Simple life, full of happiness❤️❤️❤️

[@DiscoMood]

Awesome as usual, Gayyem Ben. Your videos transform me into another place every time. Thank you for educating me about Mabalo fruit. Please enjoy the rest of your day.

[@ma.gildaquitua2165]

I remember when I was a kid,my grandmother always gave me mabolo everytime she go to the market.I love mabolo so much inspite of its unique smell.

[@missk6408]

Beautiful and simple..What I like the most is that you shared it with your family.those good cooked of your's and the memories.

[@Sheeneetah]

I have always looked forward to someone from the PH who will make this kind of content. This is so calming and informative at the same time. May you continue creating this kind of content. God bless 💕

[@erlinasoriano890]

Ang bango at ang sarap ng mabolo🤩Maraming salamat Gayyem Ben, you are a legend !!!

[@KatabangDave1128]

Naalala ko tuloy ng grades school ako Yan Ang madalas namin manguha at nag over the bakod pa kami para dyan

[@lee.serrano]

Masarap yung flesh na hinog, pero iba yung lasa ng young na seeds 🙂

[@melaguma5152]

wow namiss ko yan

[@user-fx5uv9ur7n]

mabolo fruit......mdalang na din ang puno na yan sa amin......at halos di na din alam yan ng mga mas batang generation ngayon. I love that fruit by the way. Nag imas.

[@henryintal1655]

I happened to taste this fruit (Talang in kapampangan) when I was grade 2, so young then when my brother bought one from front school vendor. He gave me a slice and out of curiosity I tasted it and liked it. I remember I sniffed it and it had unique smell compared to other fruits it tasted sweet and had a white flesh like that of an apple. I’ve also seen a tree of this kind in the backyard of a classmate but now a days I don’t see any of this tree and the fruits won’t be found anymore even in fruit stores. When I come home for good I will plant many fruits trees in the land that we bought including this mabolo if ever I find seeds or seedlings.

[@nheldaquiz5591]

Awww😢 tagal ko na Hindi nakakakain nyan.. Wala nako Makita ngayon 18years ago ata last kain ko😞 Yung mga prutas Nung bata ako madalas Makita sa vlog mo na ngayon ay halos pawala na😞 Salamat sa laging pagpapakita ng magandang tanawin😍

[@jonathanmendoza4254]

Endemic fruit of the PHILIPPINES.. It's very rare now

[@dianabernalesbarba6187]

Always ko talagang inaabangan mga upload mo nakakarelax kasi from cavite alwys nka support

[@zenaidafarnacio892]

Sarap siguro yan, sana matikman ko, they big like red apple.

[@wzzzmae7128]

Super dami nito sa school namin. Nasisira lang siya kasi hindi naman namin alam na edible pala.

[@estherdeguzman6903]

Growing up, this was and still is my favorite fruit… I had fond memories as well eating this fruit with my lolo….sadly, now that I’m living in the city, di na rin ako nakakakita at nakakabili nito.

[@inadnadiassantos4153]

Seus vídeos são lindamente. Peço a Deus que continue abençoando você e sua família. Fiquem na paz de Cristo. Gratidão.

[@ameliaindubai2645]

sa bicol lang ako nakakain nang Mabolo sobrang sarap favorite ko to, bago namin kainin kinikiskis muna namin sa bunot ng niyog para mawala yung maliit na tinik tinik nya

[@marcaboles5451]

Sobra po nakaka inspire mga video niyo kaya nahikayat narin po ako gumawa ng mga content gaya niyo po para na rin po makatulong sa aking pamilya at syempre maipakita kung gaano talaga kaganda ang probinsya❤

[@Stanly450]

Sarap panoorin

[@adamsapple2958]

Nice nature

[@vilmathomas5158]

wow.... so mabolo looks like peach and probably tastes the same. in your basket i saw pieces of santol....oh wow i have never seen those for ages.

[@ediatmelb]

Take care of the tree dahil protected na iyan. Ginamit nila noon sa wood carving kaya wala na. kung may chance magpropagate ka upang hindi mawala. God bless, Ben.

[@barbarabutler4615]

Wow,so nice,mabolo shake. Ay apo, again imas mga ading ko, I'm from Urdaneta, Pangasinan.

[@mrsruthlmixedvlog2579]

Wow sarap nmn

[@carladomingo1785]

Tama marami kabataan na Hindi nla alam ang mga Philippine fruits

[@gayyembenph]

Oo nga po eh, nakakalungkot. Kaya ngayon eh sinisimulan ko nang magtanim tanim ng mga native Filipino fruit bearing trees gaya ng mabolo, bugnay, atbp. para makita at matikman rin ng mga anak o apo ko balang araw. 😃😃

[@Elsalazo704]

Mabolo Shake So Yummy 🥰😋

[@eunizellomanang2984]

Wow.bring back my childhood memories.thanks for this video

[@azi9342]

bihira nalang makita yan samin sa romblon❤

[@hanamizuki2288]

taga Sante Fe Romblon ang papa ko.. kumusta nmn po dyan... ❤

[@azi9342]

romblon romblon po ako ❤

[@azi9342]

pero dto po manila mam❤❤❤hello po sa inyo❤❤❤❤❤

[@gardenvlogmeimei]

Good share with nice veiw

[@cyber_jov08]

Ive been craving for mabolo this past few days then I saw this. It was my favorite when I was a kid bcoz it has a very similar taste to Atis without its annoying seeds. Unfortunately my grandmas Mabolo tree died long time a go and I cant see someone in our neighborhood has it. Thank you Ben for featuring one of our local fruit tress.

[@jojo990i]

Watching your videos makes me want to go back to my hometown, Ineangan. I'm glad to know that you are from Dupax del Norte too. Saka nagmayat nga dinggen ti sau nga Ilokano. Naudi nga nakaraman ak ti mabolo ket elementary ak pay. That was more than 30 years ago.

[@mokonggala2370]

What your dialect isinai ba kabsat

[@hemira_stay1841]

In Cebu we have Mabolo but it's a name of street or tree...I'm on my 30's and I've learn again something new from you that it's actually fruit...

[@oliviaedralin1436]

I’ve heard of it. And never seen mabolo fruit in person! This is terrific to watch

[@iam.amiry8476]

Elementary days ng makilala ko ang prutas na to sa school, daming laglag taz kami ng classmates ko kanya kanyang koskos sa bato para matanggal ung makati😆 grabe sarap na sarap ako sa prutas na yan. Unfortunately, wla ng gnyan dito sa lugar namin

[@jhoan23]

Wow grabe super na miss ko yan Bata pa ko last na kain ko nyan Yung lasa pati Amoy nang mabolo di ko makalimutan one of my favorite fruit, gusto Kong matikman nang kids ko yan pero parang Ang hirap nang makakita nyan ngayon

[@KehidupanDesa_]

In Indonesia this name fruit mentega, or Bisbul ❤ from Channel Ellen Glen Kehidupan di Desa 🙏

[@cathycatubig4842]

Isa sa mga paborito kong prutas na ako lang kumakain sa family ko kc ayaw nila. Naalaala ko pa namunulot lang ako nito dahil wala kami puno. Sa ngaun me nag iisang puno nalang akong nakita malayo pa sa amin.

[@solomonparanas6149]

Mabolo tree have a strong and durable wood or old folks called it kamagong wood. It usually used for furniture and handi crafts. Kamagong has a steel wood like property but rarely found in the construction market industry nowadays This is my basic understanding and knowledge with the mabolo tree....

[@kadiskartemotv]

Ah ok thank you ito ang pala ang trees na kamagong

[@ligayadelpilar8127]

Hi, so yummy

[@allanlugo8095]

Never seen that fruit. But looks so amazing

[@creslenragasa5188]

Paborito ko yan noong bata pa ako....di na ako nakakakita ng ganyang prutas.

[@TheGreenThumbEngineer]

Makes me happy and inspired looking at you videos gayyem.. Its a blessing having a happy family in a place like yours.. So peaceful.. :)

[@merlitaunger7450]

Fruits I could say ure pretty lucky on ur life ,u could eat those kinds of fruits,ur place is really very rich in everything!!!

[@merlitaunger7450]

Everything u do are interesting and very original gayem ben❤❤

[@auroragould1527]

Hello 👋 Gayyem! I miss that fruit! It's been a long time since I've eaten that fruit.

[@mariegracesumbrado300]

I never tried to taste coz we dont have like this kind of fruit, its very rare indeed, #noskipad po tayo

[@airishg9307]

Reminds me of my childhood. Nagpapaunahan kami dati ng mga kapitbahay namin sa pamumulot da ilalim ng puno ng isa naming kapitbahay hahaha… may dala kaming screen para ikiskis namin para mawala yung parang balahibo nya hehehe

[@Stanly450]

Wow

[@ma.milacordero3427]

Hello! Gayyem Ben, such inspiring content . . . ❤ in our province we call that fruit as "kanggong" 🥰